Which attachment would be best for grinding sharp edges/glaze from pottery? 431/952/8193 attachments that came with my Dremel 3000 not hard enough.
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Might want to look at something like this set for glaze on pottery... search amazon for this and it looks like they will fit in a Dremel tool....Pro-Quality 20-Piece Diamond Bur Set for Rotary Tool - Glass, Stone, Ceramic
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I actually bought a barracuda 4 jaw chuck that fit right in the drive end. It is a morse #1. I use it for pen turning and it is a great mini lathe very solid casting with little vibration a little run out but for the money a very solid tool. Good luck.
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I would highly reccomend the Cuisinart plastic spatula - part number is DLC-650. It came with the ICE-45, but not the ICE-20 or ICE-30.
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Try the mastermind 800346 3" diamond grit circular saw blade which also fits the dremel
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The roatary tool (I call it a dremel) is way more versatile in terms of the materials it can cut through and how small its cuts can be. The jig will be better for longer cuts that need to be straight, but primarily in wood and you have to drill a hole to start with. If your tiles are in the wall, or made of anything other than wood or some similar hardness material, I would get the rotary tool. If you have them off the wall, a jig would serve you just as well.
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I was told that all Dremel attachments will fit on any Dremel; however, I'd check with hardware store for sure. It says on the backs of the packages which models they fit.
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Kristopher- You get just the basics with the kit. If you plan on sharpening gouges with specialty grinds, like a fingernail grind, you need get the varigrind also. It doesn't come with the kit. You may also want to purchase the skew guide. That should get you going. It is a good system and I've used mine quite a bit. Heavily built, will last forever.
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I agree with Damon but, I seriously doubt this is what you need. I've always used a file or small grinder to sharpen mine. They're coming out with new things all the time though. Drill Dr. has a new belt grinder which may work but, it's about $100 (available on Amazon). Try emailing Smiths - www.smithsproducts.com - they may have something or could direct you to another Amazon vendor. I've always had luck doing that.
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I tried using the two included cutting attachments to try cut nails and screws and all it did was dull the blades. I bought the Dremel universal attachment and some of their blades and they seem to be sturdier and better built. I know they have some that will cut metal, so I'd recommend looking into that route.
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If the dremel has been working for you, this will work just fine. Be careful that you apply proper consistent pressure.
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Klein HD2000-9NE "High-Leverage Side-Cutting Pliers - Heavy-Duty Cutting" is what I used. Worked great.
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Sorry that I don't know the specifics of a Dremel 4000 but it's been my experience that you need a diamond blade to cut stone or ceramic - my masonry saw uses water to cool the blade. I suppose that oil might work but would produce more mess than water. I'd do a bit of research on the internet - I'm sure there will be lots of information on cutting stone, hopefully some info with respect to rotary tools like the Dremel. Good Luck.
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please do not answer anyone with out experience you could set this poor lady or man up with a bad buy (look into it !!) ! you need these btw .. they are really good to have ! yea sure it will fit but not with out the bits that i show in this link!Dremel 4485 Quick Change Collet Nut Kiti think i got to you a little late hun . but im answering for others and still answering for you if this helps .
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Any rechargeable type dremel is not a "continuous duty" tool. I would try the "plug-in" type w/ the cutoff wheel. Be careful not to exceed the MAX safe RPM & wear eye protection. Should work, actually I would use large wire cutters actually for this job & not use a rotating tool whatsoever.....
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I use mine with a dremel model 395 type 5...but I don't know about a dremel 3000
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I get my discs from here: http://www.worlddiamondsource.com/wds1.aspx?Id=Polishing_Pads_for_Hand-Held_GrindersI'd call and speak with a customer service rep, who can direct you to a particular abrasive depending on what materials you are working with. I've been dealing with WDS for years and they have been very knowledgeable and helpful, as well as competitive. Best of luck!
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I would try contacting Butcher Baker through the customer service link here. They might be able to steer you in the right direction. I will say that the attachments are far superior to the kitchenaid provided cutters in cutting ability and versatility so it is worth searching a set that will fit.